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Find out more about John: Whether traveling by motorcycle or motorhome, John is a modern nomad, explorer and road warrior. Seasoned from years of traveling throughout the Righteous South and currently setting shallow roots in the San Antonio area, John looks forward to renewed adventures throughout Texas and Northern Mexico. If it involves motorcycles, history, sun, sand, the sea, good food, interesting people, or cold beer, John has either been there or will be there shortly. You can reach John at John@PirateJohn.com. |
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What’s a lake good for you can’t fish in it, right? Falcon Lake holds some whopper sized bass,...
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Falcon State Park is a bit less than 600 acres large and is located at the southern end of the Falcon Reservoir,...
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Growing up black in the segregated South in the early 20th Century was no picnic. Memphis saw its share of...
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Looking for a fun place to take a quick adult-friendly vacation during the July 4th holidays? Perhaps a place...
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When you think of Memphis, Tennessee what do you immediately think of? You think of Elvis Presley, of course. Or...
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